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And just like Wikileaks the trickle of information will gradually dry up and we never hear anything again. The thing I hate most about these leakers is that the
by smegel 13y ago
And just like Wikileaks the trickle of information will gradually dry up and we never hear anything again. The thing I hate most about these leakers is that they have huge stores of documents but only release a tiny fraction.
- kintamanimatt 13y agoThat makes sense. As Snowden said in one of the interviews, the reason he doesn't want to release everything is so that other countries don't have a blueprint from which to develop their own PRISM.
- mpyne 13y agoIs Snowden still focused on PRISM alone? The blueprint to that is already out, it's called FISA and FISA Amendments perhaps sprinkled with a bit of Ruby on Rails and web services magic.
- kintamanimatt 13y agoI just assumed he was talking about the technical, not legal, blueprint. I highly doubt a full stack web framework would be the right hammer to spy on the world's communications!
- mpyne 13y agoPRISM doesn't spy on the world's communications. It automates FISA warrant compliance, you're probably thinking of one or more of the many other NSA systems out there.
- kintamanimatt 13y agoProbably! It's easy to lose track!